Jason has written for Macworld for over 25 years and was lead editor for more than a decade. He writes about Apple at Six Colors and podcasts at Relay FM and The Incomparable.
Jason Snell takes a look back and a look forward in his last column for Macworld.
This time, it feels like Apple is taking stock, measuring twice, and cutting once.
I've been covering WWDC for nearly 30 years. Here's what I'll be looking for this year.
System 7 is mostly forgotten today, but we're all still using many of its innovations
The "father of Apple silicon" could've walked, but Cook and Ternus convinced him to stay.
One iPhone has so much history for Apple.
I can't wait for whatever happens next and to write about it here.
Tune in to the Macworld Podcast, episode 977.
Apple's first budget laptop is a classic example of what it does best: Change.
Apple no longer has the hurdles that hampered its previous attempts at a budget laptop.